24 Aug Vision Before Victory: Seeing Tomorrow Before You Live It

What if the biggest limitation in your life isn’t what you can see—but what you can’t yet imagine?

Helen Keller could not see with her eyes, yet she saw possibilities many sighted people never do.

George Washington Carver was born into slavery and later rejected because of his race—yet he became a man sought after by some of the most influential people of his time.

And years before I became President of the Addis Ababa University Students’ Union, I had already seen myself standing before thousands of students and answering journalists’ questions.

That is the power of vision.

In my latest LinkedIn Newsletter, “Vision Before Victory: Seeing Tomorrow Before You Live It,” I explore why vision is one of the three common traits I found in great lives across cultures and generations—and how you can begin developing a more vision-centric lifestyle yourself.

If you’ve ever felt stuck by your current circumstances, your background, your resources, or what others think is “realistic,” this article may challenge you to look again.

Because sometimes, your circumstances are simply late arriving at the future you’ve already seen.

To read the entire article, click here…

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